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TuE Bssll boy, who murdered his
mother rear Eaton, Ohio, tolls with
hendish GOODNESS how he did the un-
natural deed. The ingenuity Of this
youthful butcher in suddenly devising
and executing measures to iasten the
crime on others, is quite equal to his
bnrbarous bloodthirstineas. He is in all
respects a remarkable criminal. His
crime will take rank with that Of jesse
Pomroy, who had less intelligence. He
is too yaung to BIO hanged, but he is not
100 young to DO kept under lock and key
for the remsinder Of his days. There is
so much Of the wild beast in him that 1t
would not be safe to turn him loose on
society at any time. ,:,.a:i.3 5i &! /, /.
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IT may bs that we shall have that
French duel. N. Ferry does no! feel dis
posed to be killed by the idol u the masses.
But Boulengsr has saved his distance. NJ.
Anstole de Ia France, who is quoted as an
authority, says that Gen. Boulanger '.has
saved the honor OF his epaulette," which
is an excellent thing; and now IF N.
Ferry refuses to fight Gen. Boulanger has
nothing to do but spit in his face" From
xhich.it would sssm thht Texas is not the
lesst desirable region in the world to
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TIE case OF Emanuel Francis, Of Mar.
shall county, recited in another column,
shows once more how difficult It is some
times for deserving man to get q pension.
This old man Lost his sight in the service
Of hia country; yet his country, through
i.s representatives, refaseu to CONS to his
aid in his time OF need. The soldiers Of
West Virginia ought to take up this case
and see what little soldier pressure can
accomplish. IN l..l3..tl l..S8ss Y. b
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The New York Democratic State Com
mittee has been called to meet atssratogt

The New 0fk democratic State C0m.
mittee has been called to meet atssratoga
August 80. = \ ;i!!,i. z 81, "a Y. y
Lorenz Kong, tho Chicago wife poison
or and murderer of his neice, Lucy Hei-,
delmeyer, was this afternoon sentenced to
eighteen years in the penitentiary.
\ Daniel DESMOND, clerk for the dry
goods firm Of To Routillier Bros., New
York, was arrested charged with having EN-.
bezzled during the past year ST., 200, the
proceeds Of the sale Of laceu. ss'
& Mrs. Cleveland, who is at Marion,
Mass, with General Greedy and wife, Is
avoiding publicity, but may accede to tho
genersl wish Tor some sort Of q reception.
The citizsns and summer residents are
very anxious for public reception.
a special from Bath, NY I, says that at
special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the New York soldiera' and satlors'
! Home, held yesterday, !. Treasurer r obie
was ousted. An exsmin alton OF tho books
nhowed him to be 50 900 Short Robiels
friends Will make it good. W!
! Miss Mary Irene Hoyt, daughter Of the
late millionaire, jesse Hoyt, OF New Y ork,
who unauccessfully contested the probate
Of her fathers will, and whose eccentrlcl-
tics hsvs been the source Of. much news.
paper comment, will shortly appear be.
tore the commisAion.appoipted by the Su-
preme Court aud 9 sheriff 3 jury, who are
to Inquire into her excessive use Of intoxi
eating liquor. + z; sys;2
IA curious and interesting relic Of In.
dian barbarism was received at the War
Department 9 few days ago. II consisted
Of a necklace Of human inge7s. Originally
there were eleven fingers strung together
| after thefmanner of necklaces OF bear'a
claws, but three Of them had been lost.
This Rhsstly adjournment vas captured in
an attack on the Northern Oheyennea in
1879, and each finger represents q life
! taken by the owner, "a
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A Very Light Sentence.

II CHICAGO, August S.. Chet'' Smith, tho
dramatic agent who was charged with
sending girls 10 disreputable concert halls
at Hurley and other towns in the Wis.
consin Pineries under the pretense that
the places were respectable country thea
tera, was to-day sentenced to one year in
the penitentary. His motion for a new
trial was ovsrruled. So ~
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{ Killed on The Rail.
Special Dispatch to he ,lntellisenetr. ~ ~

Eplcut DlRHlcN 70 TIC 1lHtEtI1ttsttT. e
PIEDMONT, W.$%YA3, August two
tramps who were riding on q freight train
were crunhed by the cars between here
and Bloomington this morning, One Of
them, who was identified as Charles Mus.
grove, Of Georgetown, D. O., was instantly
Killed; the other, who gave his name aa
David Fitzgerald, Of Washington, D. G.,
was q siously injured, sud, ST is believed
will die. They were both taken to theiI
homes on tue early morning train.
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CHICAGO, August s.-Joseph B. Blu
chansu has been appointed Q delegate to
tho Indianapolis Oonyention Of tho
knights OF Labor by District Assembly
No. SO, Of Denver Col. Mr.. Buchanan
at present is the most popular ma n
in the order. He has a large number of
friends and a majority Of the labor papera
Of this country prophecy that he is the
man vino will SUCCEED Mr.. Powderly as
General Master Workman. sj7 4
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b cok, QUO, ,a,ors Will Confer.

prrrrsslpvusRitainil, Aug,.,s sS,-This morning
the coke operators sent :-eply to Pr Presi-
dent Harrls' telegram Of vests day, ask Z,
ing ior, conference between the ops.
rators and representatives Of the Minere'
association. President Harris: was IN.
formed that no conference could be held
at present, az many Of the operators are
out Of tho city. The latter however, say
they are willing to confer with Miners
association committee, and will do go q!
the first opportunity, - w II n Il, NJ
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New ORLEANS, August s,-Col. Edward
White Robertson; member;elect Of Con-
gress from the Eighth Louisiana district,
died in Baton Rouge at ! o'clock yester.
day OF ibronchitis.E he will be buried
Wednesday by the { Masonic lodge Of
Baton Rouge, Of WHICH he was member.
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Mr.. Rand Ill Danced,

PIrTsRuRaH, August s.-The annual fete
champetre Of the Randall Club Of this city !,
was held at Silver Lake Grove today, and
was grand success. q Fully six thousand
Democrats joined in the festivities, which
consisted OF a banquet, dancing and social
intercourse. Among thoae present were
Hon. Samuel J. Randall and ex.L ieuten-
ant Governor Channcey F. Black. Thu
former who had not danced for twenty
five years led the grand march and later
took part in qusdrille. There were no
addresses. Letters of regret were received
from President Cleveland, ex. Governor
Pattison, Governor Hill, Of New York,
and many others. f.siE, -
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Tho Land Hlll,l

LONDON, August S.---Ths land bill pass.
cd through the committee atage in tho
House Of Commons this afternoon. The
bill is to allow the construction OF o tunnel \
under the Engliah channel, which was re- :
introduced in the House oil Commons by
Sir Edward Watkins and was rejected this
afternoon by q vote OF 1853 to lO5. '}I VI &,
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road into New York. This, in Mr.. Gar.
rett's view, will reduce the burdens on the
property, increase the revenue, add to the
valne Of the stock and insure better divl.
TUESDAYS EAurIIQUAKE.
Remarkable Effects In Ksntuclsy-Nsgroes
lsltiT phfnlyz sd with Fear, A.. 4 fl7

HNl3Tt# AnFHSseu WIN ~ onEs II tiL4. ~
I CHICAGO, August sd special from
Evansville, Ind, since the earthquake Of
Monday night, says: < X Z isl5Gsi
Agensleman who has just arrived from
Hopklnsville says that the country about
the scene Is low and swampy, and almost
inaccessible In places, save by old, beaten
paths. Much OF 1t is wild and contains
large, dense woods. q a st.3gf,
Golden Pond ia mere hamlet, contain.
ing two settlements OF negroes, who exc
out a living by working on several large
farms owned by non-residents. About
midnight everybody was awakened BY a
sharp shock and had barely Jumped to
their feet, when the earth with shaking.
dizzy motion, suddenly sank distance 81
dye feet, carrying houses and terrified
darkies with them. rs IS ilJj.
The scene that ensued bails % deacrip-
ton. The negroes fell on their knees, and
in frenzied tonea prayed the Lord to save
them. Others began shouting and prais.
ing the Almighty, and ever and anon cast
ing an upward glance to Bve IL chariotsI of
fire were not descending. ~
TERRIFIED INHABITANTS. W..
The terrified inhabitants, not pauslng
for household goods, gathering their Of.
springs hurriedly, and rushed away from
the doomed spot and some Of them are
still putting as much distance between
them and the sinking land IS possible. fl
Over $50 acres Of fine farm land, in
Guiding one magnificent plantation owned
by Q. y. Hayden, lay from Eve to six feet
below the level OF the surrounding coun-
try, and contained about three feet of
water from the springa started by the
earthquake. ~ 80
A large area OF tobacco and corn will be
a total loes. Nearly all the cabins have
been torn loose and are floating about in
various positions, while household goods
IRE mixed up in inextricable confusion.
Fortunately'no lives have been lost, but
the loss to property Is incalculable.
Golden Pond Is about ono hundred
miles distant from the spot whore SINH
lar catastrophe occurred about 70 years
ago, when a lake Of large area suddenly
disappeared, leaving nothing but the bed,
in the centre Of which was hole OF un-
fathomable depth and several hundred
yards in diameter. n
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DIED.

DIED. 31. is 4 Is e.
MAIwELL-on wednesday, August 3, 1857, at
sI} 1880 4. ALMA. Inf mt child OLA. o. and q.
!$$ L. Maxwell, aged II months. .slgf .sl
Funeral win take place from residence Of parents,
No. Gs Indiana street, this hursdayJ afternoon
at Also O'clock. Friends oil the family arc in.
$s8v ited to attend. lntcrment private ut Green.
wood Cemetery. i. IS
FRAZtER.ALxA. infant daughter OF Jamc, L. and
sadte Nj Frazier, aged months and 10 days.
Funeral Friday morning at 10 O'CLOCK. from tha
scs!dcace Of I's. Coz, 7. fsye, 40. Il Fifteenth
H street, ~ 4 l;y IL, n AZ Es gyi
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moGarislo saon IN Toronto, h

TORONTO, August sit is believed that
McGarigle is in this city. Hannigan, his
friend, stopped at the Roasin House yes
terdsy, under sn assumed name, and late
last night man who wore hsard which
was evidently false, : registered at
the same hotel as A. J.. Pattison, and left
this morning without breakfast. ( A man
from Chicago on his way east, who knows
McGarig!e we'll, declares that he met him
on the streets here yesterday and spoke
to him. Fe;i't'ss; A
Officers are In hot pursuit Of McGarigle.
An attempt will be made to force him to
return to this country. No e &
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ohio Democrn,ic COMMITTEES.

CoapMBus, O., August The Demo
cratic State Central Committee met to-
night with all the diatrlcta but three rep:
resented. An Executive Committee .ot
tweuty.one members was collected, with
Irwin Dunman, Of jackson, chairman.
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] rho .Annrchists a1ust Coz

l: .CnlcAeo, = August S.-The Journal,
Reoria speaial says that Justiee Craig, Of
the Illinois Supreme Court, in q private
communication said that the "supreme
Court would not grant new trial to the
Chicago Anarchists. IIlst5i
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\ Another Ken,uckY Ennn

& LOUISVILLE, KY, August 3.-Hon. John
D. White, ex-member Of Congress, now
prominent lawyer here, formerly lived in
Manchester. KY, and Represented that
district III Congress. In fight there Mon,
day his cousin was killed and other mem
bers Of family involved! He left here
last night for the scene Of the trouble. It
is hoped that his influence, which was
onee eupfeme among the mountainous,
will avert lurther hloodshed. 5.5 81 ss}i
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Last Monday afternoon the .Zanesyille
team played a club from Springfield on
the Z,nesville grounds and took their
scalp by score Of 10 to /. q e.! e;
The Detas, of Rowlesburg, a crack
amateur club, are to play the Cumber-
lands, at Cumberland, to-day and to.mor-
row. Two close and exciting games are
looked for. eteI: s, i; a
A very exciting game OF base ball took
place yesterday on the old fair grounds
between the Silver Leafs, Of East Wheel
ing, and the Gavin Stars, OF the Fifth
ward, which was won by the former by a
score Of IL to Z. Batteries-For the Sit.
YER Leafs. Jordan and Buckley for the
Stars, Eberling and Reid. The feature OF
the game was Jordan's fine work in the
box. s5ht "a !. "a u q ~ z Jz 4.
The base ball enthusiast is peculiar
mortal, Gays the Washington Post. When
his club loses he leaves the grounds swear-
ing at some particular player, and vowing
never to 90 again, but tho next day sees
him on the bleaching boards yelling like
avid Indian, and, il his team wins, try
ing to convince every. one in his vicinity
that 1t ia the best club in the country.
The truth Of this will be demonstrated at
the Island park this afternoon. -
Umpire Tom cDsrmott has rendered
his resignation to President Voegle and
the same has been accepted. Mel srmott
resigns in order to accept the manage
ment Of the Akron team. He is a; man
by the way who on one occasion had quite
IN experience in Ould Ireland. He visited
that country 10 1881, and with several
others spent thirty-sight hours in prison
on suspicion Of being dynamiter. His
passports, his honest face and good &C.
count Of himself got him clear. Z:
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nlGn licenso tn Pittsburgh has knocked
out two hundred SALOONS, and more will
have to 60 after next license day. All but
the dresnlefa think This substantial gain.
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.GREATsY VICTORY
ron KENTUCKY nErunL1cANs.
They Claim the tState--Great Democratic
Losses-Backner's majority Not 5000
Mt Outslde-Is the, Solid south
5lis broken ?-Election Riots.

LIZ 1lEoroN, KY, August ga private
dispatch from W. Q. Bradley 10. day says
Il nun elected Governor OF Kentucky BY
5000 majority" This indicates the Re.
publican claims as to the result OF the
election. Until to-day tho Republican,
conceded theelection Of Buckner on asmall
majority. Rsporls are In from all coun.
ties with telegraphic communication. The
Democratic loss as compared with the
vote Of four years ago, in nearly fifty
counties has been fully $4,000. The
counties heard from are nearly all Re.
publican counting them as such, and
basing an estimate on the best obtainable
figures, General Buckner'a majority will
be- not less than 5000,
@!If brady PROBABLY ELEcrRD. y
CINCINNATI, August 3.-A Commercial
Gasei!s Louisville special, received at mid
night, Gays that the news from rs counties
shows gains Of $4,000 for Bradley, Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, and that
the remaining counties, which are more
strongly Republican, will probably elect
him II the proportion OF gain holds out.
Fox. the Prohibitionist, will psobably get
$4,000 votes. i,.4alS$ al !. 5Ij85l7i 'l5
2l REPUBLICANS JUD1LANT
In Kentucky Over ths Result OF Mondays
Election. al ~ Sf35 r.
LoulsvILLE, KY, August s.--Complete
returns from flfty-three counties, includ-
ing Louisville and Jefferson county, and
partial returns from the balance, Of tho
one hundred and twenty counties in the
State, show u Republican gain of 1882
over the vote cast for Governor in 1888.
II this ratio Of Republican gains is Kept
up in complete returns from the State the
Democratic majority will not be-, over
1900. 3S'! E3i Il 33s}s. z a 4
. Most Of the counties yet to be heard
from are in the mountain regions, beyond
the reach OF telegraph service, and with
but imperfect. mail facilities. It ia in this
region that the Republican candidate Tor
Governor, Bradley, expects to develop his
greatest strength. +SSS & SIS el5}..
!Ao AiouIultIuA oleleut Ill INC cam.
paign had no apprecisble effect upon the
result OF the issues between tho Republi.
can and Democratic parties in the State.
LATER x n
Later dispatches place the Democratic
majority as low as 5000, while some en-
thuaiastic Republicans go go far as to
claim the election Of Bradley.
Republicans, who are claiming the State,
assert that II there 10 fair count Bradley
will be shown to be elected by fully Eve
thousand majority. They declare that
nothing but fraudulent returns will defeat
Bradley. Bradley still claima tina. he is
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MR. CURTIS and his friends may draw
away from Mr.. Cleveland, but Mr.. Zig
rins and hip friends will draw him closer
10 their bosoms.
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KENTUCKY METHOD
OF Holding Elections Considerable Blot
(. ~ u. r. shed ut the p.,lIs X ~ IS

OF Holding Elections Com siderable Blood.
Is shed ut tho Polls. I'd
LOUISVILLE, KY, August S-The Ken.
lucky elections were by no means quiet.
From several points come reports OF aeri.
GUS rows, with much loss OF life. at Man.
chester, the county seat Of CLAY county,
six men were killed outright. The trouble
arose over a negro, the Democrats object
ing to having his vote recorded, and the
Republicans taking the opposite view.
The town is greatly excited, and there is a
probability that o.b9rs will occur before
the trouble is definitely settled. Several
officers were present while the fighting
wss going on. Knives were also freely
used, and fully twenty-five men took part
in the fight IL 8;i6 4 a. 55s. Z; 81. ( 5l
Four Of the men killed were prominent
citizens of Manchester. There was no Of.
Tort whatever made by the police officers
to auell the riot. 80 2277I55 a i.
~ tiGT r q AT OTHER POINTS.
~ At Centeryille in one election row viii.
iam J. Fields was repeatedly stabbed by
Hugh stockdale. Fields's injuries are
dangerous, aud physicians give no hope
Of his recovery, Stockdals has fled. z }f;ez
at 0winesville, in general free
election fight in the afternoon,
several men were more or less hurt,
clubs and rocks being freely used. Tom
Eosor's head was badly cut with rock,
aud young man by the name Of Ed
Warren received what is doubtless fatal
stab in the back with knife.
At Polksyilie, Ely Willis was danger
ously wounded by a blow on the head
from rock, and William North aeriouely
cut in the back with q knife. Later in
the evening, in this place, Wallace vii
liams and Alex. and Buck Collins got into
q fight with several negroes, IN which all
three Of the white boys were badly used
Hp, and George Hart, Que Of the negroes,
had bis head cracked with a"rock. Ten
or twelve men have been arrested, and
several are in Jail awaiting trial. 81 Ia
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Gtla !Gtat !. Il
oaleo, ms. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.
SECRETARY LAMAR has had his hair cut.
This MARKS the beginning Of the end Of
the New South. ..'lG.l' a Is. " m
TnE President will lind food for reaec.
lion in the OWL Service meeting at New
mort. But HigeinA may be able to console

TIE Democrats Of Clay county, Ken
lucky, stand by their g,ns. They have a
Bourbon way Of aubsli!uting bullets for
ballots. .. s1sas tt3'g-,lt3 ti.-,5 ~ y tti. 4
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noMn AGAIN. q
Tho Wheeling Team Back From It's Trip an,
ff}E{ Ready tolpiay To.day's Game.

Aho wheeling Team Back From Its Trip aud
E Ready to Play To.day'S Game.
Tho Wheeling ball club got home at {
o'clock Yesterday morning, coming in over
the Baltimore & Ohio road from Colum.
bus, where they closed their second West.
ern tour. They were met at the depot by
9 trio Of policemen and a quartette Of
newspaper men. The ball-tossers US thew
descended from the carr, looked at this
gathering with suspicion, but seeing
no hostile demonBtrationa they ventured
to approach and ask II 1t was safe to be
seen about the town. The bue.coats.
who are regular enthusiastic, volunteered
protection, the work done at Columbus
having won them back to the side OF the
boys. But the pencil.shovera knowing
that many still entertained the view that
the work done demonstrated that 1t could
nave done the same at least in Akron
and Mansfield, merely smiled a soft,
sweet, sad smile. }ft1lj q B a,I9, 35i'
Bell was nursing bad finger that hos
prevented his playing for three days past,
Bob smurthwaite limped with a bad knee,
and all looked broken.up after. their ali
night ride. Dunn asked II the roasting
process was over, and gave as his opinion
that no member Of the club ought to speak
TO any man In the town on account oil
what had been said about him and
bis Bsllaire colleagues. Bailey's digestion
was good, and he said that 1t was without
doubt q bleeding shame that the work at
Mansfield and Akron was what 1t was.
BAlley's head Is very level. Aftor several
hours sleep the boys appeared on the
streets and put in tho afternoon making
explanations. The Columbus team ar
rived last night and put up at the Howell.
The small boy greeted them with derisiye
cries OF Another three straight May
1t 30 bs. 5is9 IA lllass,l,s
n. {gt3l To.DAY's GAME.
Kimbsr will pitch for Wheeling to-day
and Bailey will catch him If bis land will
permit; If not, Westlake will support
Samuel. II Columbus will probably put
Handtboe in the box, though the battery
may be Stephens and Miller. The game
Will be called at 3:45. Al. Bauer will pro-
badly umpire. Gsf,SlfFl AZ 81 .fs5s
Kalamazoo, twill be observed, is in.
creaslng her lead steadily, and Mansfield
~ s'hosonAus nei Stip VI I'LL plICes FIN
Akron Done Up for Three Straight.
Special Dispatch 10 the lntelliQa.oer.
4 !. KALAMAZOO, MICH, August 3.-The
Kalamazoo team hit hard, folded perfect.
ly and ran, bases in fine style this after.
noon, and defeated Akron again, making
. three straight. Score: SSf al i5si55 IA
:. Innings. 25S a. 56E7 o.
\ Rlarna oo............... 2 lyl42lsl 0 8 xii
Ason 30 % Q o 90 5
Hits-Kalamszoo, 20; Akron, 0. En-.
rors-Akron, 4. Batteries-Hart and
Flanagan and Fuller for Kalamazoo; o.. |
borne and McLaney for Akron. Umpire,
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! Saudusky Has Tough Luck.

NPt1tut Otep1tet " HS 1AHlvCIlceI. lFfr M ~
tsANDusEY,S o., August 3.-The finest
game ever seen on the ball grounds here
was Lost to ssndusky in the tenth inning
through tough luck. With two men out
and Green on first, Zlsher hit a little
grounder to right that ordinarily would
have been an out, but Ryn fell down and
the ball passed over his head, allowing
Green to score. Clark struck out eleven
men. W. Il. + .;.g.s3T 5,5 3 re
lnninss.....-.......... 1 2 81 S s. o 10 . I,
aansaelaa :::::.:::..-s . . Q ID =
Hits-sandusky, 0; Mansfield, 10. Er.
rors-sandusky, 8; Mansfield, 9. Three
bageers-Curry, Parker and Zieher. Struck
out-by Clark, II; BY Miller, 4. Passed
balls--by Chtisman, 2; by Yak, l. Bat
teries--Clsrk and Chrisman, for San
dnsky; Miller and Yak, Tor Mansfield.
Umpire-Bell. 81 SGD 4, ~. :g5+s25 rs,
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INCOMPETENT srATRMENTs,

I. Bakers evidence was examined, and
discrepancies shown between it and his